Teodor Kovač (99), Ivan Ivanji (93) and Marta Flato (81) are among the few survivors of the 1942 pogrom, known as the Novi Sad Raid, when Hungarian fascists killed over one thousand people in Novi Sad and threw them under the ice on the Danube. Sociology teacher Marija Vasić fights against oblivion and teaches students about the Novi Sad Raid, while local authorities erect a controversial monument to innocent victims, including the names of war criminals who participated in the Novi Sad Raid.